So i have no spark comming from the plugs., replaced the coil. still no spark. Replaced, Plugs,wires,Roter. Still no spark...Hrmm what could it be?

My guess.. Crank Sensor? (Cheapest Guess) "LoL"
or Maybe the ECM?

 

when the switch is on, do you have 12v at the coil ?
check all fuses, especially the big main ones, also IOD? and ASD? etc

 

Ok so i have replaced damn near every electronical component on the truck and i have spark from the Coil to the Distributer, replaced Cap and Roter as well as the sensor below the roter. crank sensor. and coil. starting to think i jumped a tooth or two on the timing. and if i did what kinda repair am i looking at to fix this?

 

are you saying that when you remove a spark plug from the head, and reconnect the spark plug wire, and ground the plug tip to something on the engine, and turn the starter over --- that you have no spark at the plug ?

it looks lke you've replaced about everything, and i'm not sure what to do next - but
assuming you don't have:
a broken timing chain.
or a broken cam
i don't think timing chain is the right answer
i don't think slipped timing would create "no spark". slipped timing would create a "mis-timed spark".

to me, it sounds like there is still something wrong with either the coil or the distributor.

checking a few basics...
if you remove the dist cap, and turn the starter, does the rotor button spin ?

 

Replaced all the wires. the coil wire had a short in it. thanks for your time, and replies.

 

wait a minute.... in the first post you said you replaced the wires. you mean plug wires (with coil wire) right ?

then in the last post you said you replaced wires. you mean plug wires again, or do you mean the 12v feed?

 

Apparently, the guy i had do a tune up on my truck, put on a faulty coil wire.. but yeah the wires were replaced. i got a faulty coil wire in the set, so i replaced all the wires. sorry about the confusion. (yes plug wires with coil wire)